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Rishika Sharma traveled to the northern Spanish region of Asturias to experience a centuries-old tradition she thought was in need of preserving, after it was given UNESCO heritage status. What she found instead was a thriving and evolving cider culture. adventure.com/asturias-sidra

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Showy, smart, colorful (or not), birds are the overlooked stars of the wildlife world. While writer Lisa Kadane used to deride birdwatchers when they could be seeking more exciting predators, she’s come to her own realization: Birdwatching rocks. adventure.com/nature-wildlif

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Omer Al Tijani has unveiled the first English-language Sudanese recipe book, combining cuisine with reportage, history and travel memoir. Writer Alexandra Pereira takes a walk with the chef near his London home to chat social justice, travel, and food. adventure.com/the-sudanese-k

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"When we sanitize the stories our parks tell, we don’t just lose historical accuracy—we lose the chance to understand one another through the full story of this country," writes Gordy Megroz. "These lands were meant to hold truth, not whitewash it." adventure.com/whitewashing-t

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📰 Weekend read: Polar tourism has the wow factor, but cruises are one of the most carbon-intensive ways to travel. What’s the alternative? Enter Sophie Galvagnon, a record-breaking explorer who wants to shake up the industry with a solar-powered vessel adventure.com/sophie-galvagn

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In Switzerland, people swim to work. In Rotterdam, workers cool off with a lunchtime dip. In Copenhagen, students live in floating accommodation. What do all these places have in common? Swimmable rivers. adventure.com/swimming-to-wo

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✹ In her latest @Adventurecom feature, Sarah Reid explores New Caledonia — from reefs to rainforests & Kanak culture. She shows a destination that’s ready to welcome you with adventures at every turn💙🌮 👉 bit.ly/42xuXle đŸ“· © yuco #NewCaledonia #AdventureAwaits
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For 450+ years, maps have shown a distorted view of the world; the Mercator projection was designed for colonial exploration and maritime trade. Now, the #CorrectTheMap campaign wants to shift to the Equal Earth map—that shows the world more accurately. adventure.com/africa-world-m

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📰 Weekend read: After nearly 20 years, the last of four dams on Oregon’s Klamath River have been dismantled. Not only have salmon and bears returned, there's now the chance to go fishing and rafting. Bill Fink returns to the Klamath to try the new trips adventure.com/oregon-undamme

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As overtourism becomes a bigger issue, it’s time to rethink where we travel. Enter @Intrepid_Travel’s annual Not Hot List, spotlighting lesser-trodden parts of the world and where communities can genuinely see the benefits of tourism. adventure.com/not-hot-list-2

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Hoi An has around 120k residents. But the city’s annual visitor count was 4.3m last year... As this Vietnam hotspot suffocates under the weight of its own waste, what’s being done? @claireboobbyer meets some of the city’s most innovative, eco-pioneers. adventure.com/overtourism-tr

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📰 Weekend read: Cut off from Scotland’s road network +accessible only by boat or a hike, Knoydart is often dubbed Britain’s last true wilderness. With its off-grid lifestyle, community-run services+reclaimed landscapes, is it a blueprint for our future? adventure.com/off-grid-commu

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As places grapple with visitor numbers, rising prices and environmental issues, overtourism remains a key challenge. So how can we build a better future? We ask these global experts, from academics to travel operator, for their thoughts—and solutions. adventure.com/overtourism-tr

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